Spanish Open dictionary by furoya

furoya
15254

	Value	Position
Position	2	2
Accepted meanings	15254	2
Obtained votes	125	2
Votes by meaning	0.01	7
Inquiries	445894	3
Queries by meaning	29	7
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mariposa: 1o_ Large and showy-growing lepidopterous insect when ripe, usually looks for flowers to feed on nectar. 2o_ In lunfardo is a young woman, in love, who does not have lasting relationships. 3rd_ The very produced and eye-catching gay concept is a regression for.
mariposón: Gay, with very aclymanized gestures and gestures. It alludes not only to clothing and makeup compared to the butterfly's wings but also to a promiscuous attitude, "flying from flower to flower". Although not as common, it is also used as a 'butterfly' male for the seductive man, who has many "girlfriends".
ayornar: Lunfa version of the Italian aggiornare ( "catch up") is used more as a pronominal ( p . E.g. yornarse).
postdadá: Relative to post-dadaism, which is not really an artistic movement but is understood as a cultural current that extends the rupturist concept to the everyday realm. See Dadaism.
hilachento: It has and shows yarn, sloppy or sloppy invoice.
ángel: From Latin angelus, who takes it from the Greek 945; 947; 947; 949; 955; 959; 962; ( pr . "herald, messenger") etc. 1o_ Substantive to name a spiritual being typical of some religions, who is usually protector of humans and messenger of God; is the name of the last hierarchy of Christian angelic choirs. It has its origins in Iranian religions and its antecedente in the Greek daimon (especially the winged). See demon . 2o_ As an adjective qualifies something or someone with angelic qualities. 3o_ It is also used as a male or female proper name.
ángeles: 1st_ Plural of angel . 2nd_ Own name component for cities and towns ( p . E.g. Los Angeles ), names of people ( p . E.g. Mary of the Angels).
operativización: I can't believe they invented this word, but it must exist, because it's already operative.
epistocracia: Neologism for what was historically called "qualified vote", in which i could only choose the most capable, the most cultured, the male, the adult, This version goes so far as to propose methods to assume by statistics who someone would vote for even if I wasn't ready to do it. I do not stop to tear down theorists who prefer to limit the vote rather than educate the voter, but I will deal with the etymology. First confuse the suffix _cracia with voters, when it comes to rulers ('democracy' is a special case); and perhaps it must have been 'epistemocracy' ('the government of knowledge, of the wisest'), since 'epistocracy' can be mistaken for "the government of the relatives or close friends" of the Greek 949; 960; 953; 963; 964; 953; 959; 962; , variant of 949; 966; 949; 963; 964; 953; 959; 962; (epistios, variant of efestios "the family, those who live in the home") but as it refers to the vows and not the government, not even with that.
blvd: It must be 'Blvd. ' , abbreviation for French boulevard. See Blvr . Boulevard.
desenrastrojar: Considering that stubble is already "remove stubble", 10060;untroller is a very strange neologism.
anglosajismo: School started by Jack, the Tripper in England. See Anglo, sajar . 1285( Surely it is some ill-written invention concerning the Anglo-Saxons.
cordinador: The one looking for cords under the microscope? No, it's probably a mistake by coordinator.
apotgema: Surely it's misspelled apotegma.
postdada: It must be a mistake by postscript, or maybe postdad.
ilachento: It must be a yarn mistake.
anges: It can be a mistake by angel, angels, andes, before,
norda: It can be a mistake by ñorda, horde, string, fat fat, deaf deaf, nordo, nardo.
incandescente: It shines, bright white, usually due to the intense heat that puts a metal "to white red". It comes from the Latin in ( "interior, own" ) candens , entis ( "bright white" ) the suffix _scente ( "action , which does" ) .
inestabilidad emotivo afectiva: See instability, emotional, affective.